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Donna Marie Ballman
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It depends on how the contract is worded and whether you are exempt or non-...
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A sales representative that you may treat as an independent contractor (for tax...
Donna Marie Ballman
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Do you have a non-compete agreement? If not, you can work where you want....
Donna Marie Ballman
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You’ve been fired or disciplined without justification. You want to sue for...
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Sandra Renata Calderaro
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Congratulations on your marriage. You and your spouse must file an immigration...
Donna Marie Ballman
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If you've worked at least a year and the employer has at least 50 employees,...
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Donna Marie Ballman
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Since Florida is an at-will state, an employment agreement is a great idea to...
Okorie Okorocha
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This could actually be complicated if you are traveling across states because...
Alan James Brinkmeier
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As a general rule your employer can search a locker or a closet or an email...
Donna Marie Ballman
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If others of a different race, age, sex, national origin, marital status,...
Alan James Brinkmeier
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If you are an at-will employee, you can be fired for any reason or no reason,...
David G. Weilbacher, Esq.
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It appears you were terminated for cause. If you feel that unemployment's...
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Bonita M. Riggens' answer
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If you leave your position because you were going to be terminated you should...
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Paul J. Morgan
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You may file a workers' compensation claim and expect to be protected under...
Donna Marie Ballman
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In addition to Paul's excellent answer, that you can't be fired for making a...
Jose Ignacio Carrillo
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Many factors would go into answering this question. The first thing that i...
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Kenneth Brian Schwartz
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Any individual who is currently unemployed or partially unemployed can file a...
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Lindsay James' answer
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From what you've stated, she sounds like an "at-will" employee, who, in most...
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Michael E Hendrickson's answer
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Very likely, not much at all.
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Carlos Alberto Mesa
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It is difficult to give you a definitive answer to this question because of two...
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Dennis Andrew Chen
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The answer depend son whether you are truly salaried. i would need to know...
Dion J. Cassata
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See the above poster's answer. It is the federal Fair Labor Standards Act...
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Dion J. Cassata
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I would need more information to answer your question. However, if you only...

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